You're all just sockpuppets of me anyway.

(Look, says so in my sig.)
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I frequented a forum for writing where I got into one of many heated arguments with the mod and her two friends friends because they said I had no "right" to offer constructive criticism because they operated on "social tiers" where you needed to spend several months working your way up before earning that "right".Mandy wrote:lol.. there's no rule at this site (or any site I've ever joined) that says you must introduce yourself before posting anywhere else on the board. If there was, I think I might delete my bookmark and never come back. Relax, it's just the internet.
Sounds like a Preek Argument.Redstar wrote:I frequented a forum for writing where I got into one of many heated arguments with the mod and her two friends friends because they said I had no "right" to offer constructive criticism because they operated on "social tiers" where you needed to spend several months working your way up before earning that "right".Mandy wrote:lol.. there's no rule at this site (or any site I've ever joined) that says you must introduce yourself before posting anywhere else on the board. If there was, I think I might delete my bookmark and never come back. Relax, it's just the internet.
It was common for one of them to discount most of my criticism of her work by "Prove you've ever written anything" or "You don't get it". (Good time to bring up the "I'm not a professional chef, so in a resturaunt, can I complain if my food tastes bad?" argument, though they said that that argument wouldn't work for writing, restaurants, or anything else. Go figure)
Always felt you should just jump right in; pools always easier that way.
That was your cue.lotek wrote:there you are!
you hear talk of cheeks and tada!
Well, Interenet anonymity kind of makes people who communicate complete strangers. There's a positive side to this too IMOlotek wrote:my only point is that one should just be polite and say "Hi everyone" before starting to talk to complete strangers...
I think they are two different conceptsMrFlibble wrote:Well, Interenet anonymity kind of makes people who communicate complete strangers. There's a positive side to this too IMOlotek wrote:my only point is that one should just be polite and say "Hi everyone" before starting to talk to complete strangers...
in fact I do on my own forum and on most that I go on it is the sameMrFlibble wrote:I think you wouldn't protest if new members just incorporated their greeting phrase into the very first post they make on a forum?
you confuse two concepts again, noone asked for a bio or whatever, just to start a new thread to allow people who to chose to do so to welcome the newcomerMrFlibble wrote: On the other hand, those who find it necessary to bring up a short bio/curriculum vitae can do so in the introduction section.
Manners maketh the man, Lotek!lotek wrote:I think they are two different conceptsMrFlibble wrote:Well, Interenet anonymity kind of makes people who communicate complete strangers. There's a positive side to this too IMOlotek wrote:my only point is that one should just be polite and say "Hi everyone" before starting to talk to complete strangers...
being anonymous doesn't mean you can't be polite, it means you can be impolite if you choose to
in fact I do on my own forum and on most that I go on it is the sameMrFlibble wrote:I think you wouldn't protest if new members just incorporated their greeting phrase into the very first post they make on a forum?
it's for better lisibility and avoiding polluting a topic with "welcome" posts that have nothing to do there
you confuse two concepts again, noone asked for a bio or whatever, just to start a new thread to allow people who to chose to do so to welcome the newcomerMrFlibble wrote: On the other hand, those who find it necessary to bring up a short bio/curriculum vitae can do so in the introduction section.
Yeah, I did, but Omph deleted it.chanilover wrote:Has someone posted a pic of their backside?
SandChigger wrote:Yeah, I did, but Omph deleted it.chanilover wrote:Has someone posted a pic of their backside?
Well ... I guess you could call it a "double". It is kinda divided down the middle into two parts....Freakzilla wrote:The only posts I've deleted were doubles.
I think they were talking about the size of it!SandChigger wrote:Well ... I guess you could call it a "double". It is kinda divided down the middle into two parts....Freakzilla wrote:The only posts I've deleted were doubles.